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..., in a bed still sweating of its former, now deceased, occupant. Or she would sprawl on an operating table, among blood spattered bandages and slab... ...ent demise – "From tomorrow, find yourself another place!" A distant mannish voice trilled opera arias. It approached, bathing the room and us, and... ...le, the single chair, my scattered clothing, the metered rotary dial phone, the French and German television channels I cannot understand. Once wee... ...up and three loaves of bread when she came back from work at the shop owned by the Yekkes (German-Jews) whom she admired. When I was born, the radi... ...n jest. These Yekkes with their order and efficiency and table manners and how she studied German and they all admired her in return. And now this:... ...kiosks in Tel-Aviv, Israel. 1982 to 1985 Senior positions with the Nessim D. Gaon Group of Companies in Geneva, Paris and New-York (NOGA and APROFI...

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...stions in psychology, anthropology and philosophy is whether humans have instincts. It is clear that animals have them. But if we are going to operat... ... are probably not consciously decided. But we hope that as we become more humanized we are more able to think for ourselves. ―Studies in German... ... 20 in authority told them it was acceptable.(3) I guess that we shouldn‘t be surprised when young German... ...she was totally a victim of her psychological drives and did not have free will, is she responsible? Then on the other hand what if the casino operat... ... unconscious psychological motivations against the casino owners‘ unconscious motivations? Is it her intellectual free will against the casino operat... ...s utmost ability and that justice is more likely to be served in so-doing, winning becomes primary. Get the murderer off. Win for the tobacco compan... ...a Venetian shell hit it and exploded the ammunition that the Turks had stored there. I experienced the spectacle in English, Greek, French and German...

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...le its stated objective is to have no one waiting more than 6 months for an operation nor more than 3 months for an outpatient surgery appointment, ... ..., few rooms have televisions to help patients while away the painful hours. Operations, if not emergencies, are often scheduled rather far in the fu... ...countries that are reducing their native populations. Countries like Japan, Germany, Italy and South Korea would lose population if they didn’t take... ...laced accountants and many researchers. They calculated complicated medical operations while robots performed them. Were it not for the aging popula... ...dern decade has its special problems. The 40s required the surrender of the German and Japanese aggressors. The 50s were quiet, but the times pushed ... ...rogram ever on television.” 21 —“Me too. In the old days all the movie companies had lots here. See that mountain across the lake? That’s the o... ...s by the ‘do good’ countries. If they don’t steal it outright, they own the companies that service the firms founded on foreign money—the cleaning s... ...ounded on foreign money—the cleaning services, the copy machine maintenance companies, the various suppliers—fear not, much of the financial fodder... ...cted Ray to duplicate the Medieval approach to religion that the Polish and German popes have been advocating. If anything, I would have expected hi...

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...hrough computer programs. Since there is no monetary incentive to sue rich companies it is not done. It is the job of the government to legislate awa... ...egular exercise is more important for one‘s health than are many drugs and operations. And weight control is essential too. Just look at the heart di... ...s or behaviors. (2) We see your citizens as looking for pills, gadgets and operations to fill all your mental and physical health needs. Whether it‘... ...rs pay a good part of the research costs of new drugs. When pharmaceutical companies bid for a whole country, as they do in countries with socialize... ...ot accept research articles from doctors who are accepting money from drug companies. Our medical journals accept only untainted research. We do allo... ...26% of the population. In China it will rise from 10 to 32%. Japan, Italy, Germany and France have over 20% of their populations in that age range a... ...d productive people from the faltering economies of the West to immigrate. German engineers, American doctors and physicists, and British bankers we... ...y, which is in the forefront of solar research. We lured the highest level German solar engineers here with large amounts of Arab and Chinese cash. T... ...etter libraries, better parks and pools, and better musical productions of opera, musical theater and symphonies. We want the accoutrements of life t...

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...the affirmative the next question is ‗Is that being involved in the moral operation of the world?‘ The next of the enduring questions is ‗Is there a... ...y years. But that doesn‘t explain the relatively high number in France or Germany. And Norway, with its state religion of Lutheranism, is quite athe... ... of France. The gonorrhea rate is 75 times higher than that of France and Germany. The syphilis rate is more than triple the European rate. ... ...ope. The teen abortion rate is 3 times that of France and 8 times that of Germany. And while Americans start their sexual experiences only a few mont... ...ur government is often directed by rich special interest groups, like oil companies, farmers, unions and even the Native Americans. We admit that lar... ...ctness of Singapore? How valuable is multiculturalism? Is listening to an opera as valuable as listening to hip hop? Is orthodox Judaism equal to co... ...l element of any ideal society, its economic interests. It needs taxes to operate the society. Can it collect more money as a communist state, where... ...f oil increases by $5 a barrel? What effect will that have on large steel companies, on every utility, on the local baker, on pension fund interest o... ... they are usually immediately available. ―The U.S. citizens in big companies and in the public sector have health insurance. Older workers ha...

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...d project. We're talking about a very special type of insurance that only a few companies handle, and if they were looking I'd know it" Alana perke... ...e you so all fired up about a story that's not even a story, yet?" "Yet, is the operative word," Brent said. "I smell a big story, and just once, I'... ... he bought up enough shares of the major Uranium Enrichment Plants, and Utility Companies that specialized in Nuclear Power. Thus, I.E. became the m... ...l." "Might make sense," Reynolds conceded. "Less uranium tail­ ings from mining operations. Fits into EPA standards to reduce radioactive levels." R... ...­ dent when Alana was nine. Her father, his brother Josef, was running a mining operation in Brazil at the time. Alana rarely saw him. Aaron and his... ...avia flashed before him in a spiteful collage. There was always war. It was the Germans then, but his coun­ try had had hundreds of years of war. He ... ...eart waste management contracts with the military and most of the major utility companies does not add up to massive leaks that are about to kill mi... ...e, we just happen to be the first. I've contacted business associates in Japan, Germany, France, Russia, India, Mexico, England and many other count... ...wants to, and needs to, spend all its capital on building up their economy like Germany and Japan. They believe, in time, that they can become an ec...

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...anti, fresh salads, black olives, large plates of spaghetti, and the sound of opera music wafting over the tops of loud Sicilian voices. As Antonio ... ... "Is he at the compound?" "No, you will find him at Enrico's, listening to opera. Always Caruso." "You mean the card room?" "Card room, ha! He... ...here will be nothing to connect me, or my candidate, to your money laundering operation?" "Understand, nephew, that most of the money has already b... ...A perfectionist," she repeated, barely able to say the word through her thick German accent. Joey McCully's father had been a Master Sergeant durin... .... But, the stories that Joey loved hearing the most was how the GIs liberated Germany. Joey's memories of tanks and jeeps with American flags whippi... ...gs whipping in the wind as they rumbled over the cobble-stoned streets in his German village were as clear as if they were yesterday. At the time,... ...aid, but the way he said it. He spoke like a CEO of anyone of the Fortune 5OO companies explaining their marketing plan. Gallucci continued, "The... ...g oil. Soule’ was a genius at it. All of the Arab countries and many U.S. oil companies had hired him, and paid him handsomely for his successes. He...

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...nd. Long before Europe was familiar with the engaging person- ality of the German Crown Prince, he represented great air- ships sailing over England (... ...he trenches of France and Flanders, and on the battlefields of Russia, the Germans have been spending and making the world spend the comfort, the luxu... ...ria to send an impossible ultimatum to Serbia, and invaded Belgium because Germany was being attacked. The Krupp-Kaiser Empire, he assures us, is no e... ...em to point to this third change are very convincing, to my mind. The real operating cause that is, I believe, going to break down the deadlock that h... ...y and imaginatively , to hold together and maintain any institution for co-operation. The British Press may be too silly not to foster irritation and ... ...nds itself to me as probable. After a more detailed examination of the big operating forces at present working in the world, we may be in a position t... ...s, the people with pensions, en- dowed institutions, the Church, insurance companies, and the like. They are all being scaled down. They are all more ... ...e inconvenient junctions and here unnecessary duplications; nearly all the companies come into London, each taking up its own area of expensive land f... ... the town; the streets are blocked by the vans and trolleys of the several companies tediously handing about goods that could be dealt with at a tenth...

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...before. This wild spreading weed was perhaps of deci- sive importance; the Germans at any rate were attempting to make it a cultivated flower. There w... ...al, sacrifice, and serenity of the home population; all were affected. The German culti- vation of opinion began long before the war; it is still the ... ... the most systematic and, because of the psychological inepti- tude of the Germans, it is probably the clumsiest. The French Maison de la Presse is ce... ...etimes the picture will present a scriptural subject, sometimes a scene of opera, sometimes a dream landscape or a trophy of fruits or flowers, and th... ...ains favour either the offensive or the defensive. But they certainly make operations far more deliberate than upon a level. An engineered road or rai... ...kes hairpin bends upon tracks of loose metal not an inch too broad for the opera- tion, or it floats for a moment over the dizzy edge while a train of... ...e common action, and has tended rather to the small battery theory. My two companies were playing with the idea that the ideal battery was a battery o...

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...handsomer than a hundred others to be seen any evening at the play, at the opera, in the world of fashion, and who was certainly not so young as Madam... ...The husband is, I believe, a native of Cremona and has just come here from Germany. He was hoping to get the T edeschi to try some new music and some ... ...he is desperately poor; night and day he toils at imaginary symphonies and operas instead of try- ing to earn an honest living. His poor wife is reduc... ...” said he, “is a poor composer who would like to rise from song-writing to opera, and cannot. He blames the managers, music-sellers,—everybody, in fac... ...er expecting to see one of the grotesque figures so often set before us by German novelists and writers of /libretti/, he beheld a simple, unpretentio... ...ven assigns its part to each tone-quality from the first. Like the various companies which, by their disci- plined movements, contribute to winning a ... ... puppet show. I even prefer French music, and I can say no more. Long live German music!” cried he, “when it is tuneful,” he added to a low voice. Thi...

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... Mr. Harris was in sympathy with me in this. He was as much of an enthusiast in art as I was, and not less anxious to learn to paint. I desired to lea... ...ed were named for it. This is good evidence that Frankfort was the first place it occurred at. Frankfort has another distinction—it is the birthplace ... ...anslation by meddling with its English; for the most tooth- 5 A Tramp Abroad some thing about it is its quaint fashion of building English sentences ... ...ike Shakespeare in Germany, but those of the pit and gallery, too. 39 A Tramp Abroad Another time, we went to Mannheim and attended a shivaree—otherw... ...s, it seemed to me that I could almost resuffer the torments which had gone before, in order to be so healed again. There is where the deep ingenuity ... ... of the operatic idea is betrayed. It deals so largely in pain that its scattered de- lights are prodigiously augmented by the contrasts. A pretty air... ...y had trusted Baedeker, and waited; consequently some of them got their seats for one or two dollars. Baedeker knows all about hotels, railway and dil...

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...ey ran of her messages, purchased her gloves and flowers, went in debt for opera-boxes for her, and made themselves amiable in a thousand ways. And th... ...s in those days, and which Mr. Wagg transferred to the English stage as an opera, putting his verse, of which he was a skilful writer, to the pretty a... ...took an early opportunity of pumping Miss Briggs. That was not a difficult operation. A very little encouragement would set that worthy woman to talk ... ...re—qui brenoit des sangviches dans la voiture,” said the courier in a fine German French. Kirsch emerging presently from the neighbourhood of the hold... ...was the interpreter for the party; having a good military knowledge of the German language, and he and the delighted George fought the campaigns of th... ...pera often of evenings—to those snug, unassuming, dear old op- eras in the German towns, where the noblesse sits and cries, and knits stockings on the... ...shed, for the week of the festivities only, and by one of the great German companies from Ems or Aix-la-Chapelle. The officers or in- habitants of the... ...peculations, and was repre- sented by valueless shares in different bubble companies. All his available assets were the two thousand pounds for which ...

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...” as the robbers’ door did to her colleague, Ali Baba (Hornbuckle), in the operatic piece in which she was so famous. Beer was Mr. Crump’s beverage, d... ... as far as accepting eau- de-Cologne and hair-combs from the perfumer—some opera tickets, a treat to Greenwich, and a piece of real Genoa velvet for a... ...and a velvet waistcoat. He was a member of a club; had an admission to the opera, and knew every face behind the scenes; and was in the habit of using... ...pen to all? Do not Spanish and Columbian bonds rise and fall? For what are companies invented, but to place thou- sands in the pockets of shareholders... ...ch an immense sensa- tion, of songs and ballet-musics innumerable. He is a German by birth, and shows such an outrageous partiality for pork and sausa... ...es in his stable, and with the remain- der he had purchased shares in four companies—of three of which he was founder and director, had conducted innu... ...oan; he would have had fifteen thousand pounds commission for himself; his companies would have risen to par, he would have realised his shares; he wo... ...instance, Thrum would say Baroski had spoiled her irretrievably; while the German would regret “Dat dat yong voman, who had a good organ, should have ... ... to meet him. The signal being given to descend to the salle-a-manger, the German composer was invited by his noble host (a bachelor) to lead the way....

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...ncle became the husband of my aunt, and their children were doubly cousins german. Before a year was ex- pired, both had the happiness to become fathe... ...t he suddenly disappeared, and we learned some time af- ter that he was in Germany, but he never wrote to us, and from that day we heard no news of hi... ...xpectation, this hour ar- rived. Mr. Lambercier, as usual, assisted at the operation; we contrived to get between him and our tree, towards which he f... ...n, my satisfaction was attended with a pleasing serenity; and, in numerous companies, I was particularly charmed with her. The sprightly sallies of he... ...he looked at it, and 42 The Confessions said to me, “Suppose we go to the opera?”—”With all my heart.” We go: he takes two box tickets, gives me one,... ...form, and each circumstance takes its proper place. Have you never seen an opera in Italy? where during the change of scene everything is in confusion... ...r can I comprehend how people can have the confidence to converse in large companies, where each word must pass in review before so many, and where it... ...ough 146 The Confessions he had experienced inconceivable difficulties in Germany; for not understanding a word of German, Latin, or French, he had b... ...h it, that, on the next day, noth- ing else was spoken of in the different companies. M. de Cury, Intendant des Menus, who was present at the rehearsa...

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...ith placards of a bull-fight, to take place the next evening (there was no opera that sea- son); but it was not a real Spanish tauromachy—only a theat... ...horses; squads of priests, habited after the fashion of Don Basilio in the opera, are demurely pacing to and fro; professional beggars run shrieking a... ...gh there is every gaiety and amusement in the town, a comfort- able little opera, a good old library filled full of good old books (none of your works... ...; a host of jingling barouches, more miserable than any to be seen even in Germany, were collected at the landing-place; and the Greek drivers (how qu... ...alliance as this?) perpetually pulling and tugging at me, away from honest Germany, where there is beer and aes- thetic conversation, and operas at a ... ...Constantinople to-morrow. We had music on board all the way from Smyrna. A German commis-voyageur, with a guitar, who had passed unnoticed until that ... ...ours, and Union Jacks; and many active steamers, of the French and English companies, shooting in and out of the harbour, or moored in the briny water... ... venerable column has not escaped ill-treatment either. Numberless ships’ companies, travelling cockneys, &c. , have affixed their rude marks upon it...

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... gentlemen, who were at some time or other sure to pay, and thus also they operated on our consciences. From which it followed that one title of super... ...ic deluded concerning our characters: the barque Priscilla was bound for a German port, and should arrive there in a few days,—why not run the voyage ... ...owledge of languages. ‘Hem!’ he went critically; ‘it’s all very well for a German to talk in that way, but you can’t be five times an Englishman if yo... ...he said, as he shook my hand. I thought it amazing he should guess that in Germany. ‘Do you know where he is, sir?’ I asked. ‘We saw him,’ replied the... ... the working of coal-mines, and hire an overseer and workmen to com- mence operations on the Sarkeld property. It would be obliga- tory to entertain h... ...gossip of this and that of the German Courts. His museum, hunting, and the Opera absorbed and divided his hours. I guessed his age to be mounting fort... ...he is peeping at somebody else’s. No danger of the dad being mixed up with Companies? Let’s hope not. Julia pledged her word to Janet that I would loo... ... I am her chief agent, that is all.’ Her chief agent, as director of three Companies and chairman of one, was perhaps competent to advise her, he rema... ...d gone down with Alderman Duke Saddlebank to dine at one of the great City Companies’ halls. I could hardly believe it. ‘ Ah! my dear Mr. Harry,’ said...

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...ed dancers and poor old rouged tumblers, while the light-fingered folk are operating upon their pockets behind. Y es, this is Van- ity Fair; not a mor... ...s by marrying a young woman of the French nation, who was by profession an opera-girl. The humble calling of her female parent Miss Sharp never allude... ...the theatres, as the mode was in those days, or made his appearance at the opera, laboriously attired in tights and a cocked hat. 24 V anity Fair On ... ... West Indies and the yellow fever. Stubble and Spooney looked to get their companies without purchase. Before the end of the campaign (which she resol... ...t Miss Pinkerton’s academy “The very name,” George said. “Her father was a German Jew—a slave-owner they say—connected with the Cannibal 200 V anity ... ...The Colonel of the —th regiment, in which Messieurs Dobbin and Osborne had companies, was an old General who had made his first campaign under Wolfe a... ...y handle them. To use a cue at billiards well is like using a pencil, or a German flute, or a small-sword—you cannot master any one of these implement... ...ide-de-camp to General Tufto had ceased previously. Rebecca laughed in all companies at that officer, at his toupee (which he mounted on coming to Par... ...re—qui brenoit des sangviches dans la voiture,” said the courier in a fine German French. Kirsch emerging presently from the neighbourhood of the hold...

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...ed Scotchmen as well, and Ameri- cans, and Armenians, and Greeks: latterly Germans hardly less; but his dread of absorption in Jewry, signifying subje... ...t of our little Nesta’s godmother. I ‘ve told you. We took the girl to the Opera, when quite a little one—that high:— and I declare to you, it was mar... ...en a bulwark to your friends.’ ‘ All, Fenellan, all-stocks, shares, mines, companies, indus- tries at home and—abroad—all, at a sweep, to have the wom... ...well-attuned barrel-organ in a street has drawn us to recollections of the Opera or Italy, another harshly crashes, and the postman knocks at doors, a... ... Europe, world, but especially this London, is rather a thing for hospital operations than for poetic rhap- sody; in aspect, too, streaked scarlet and... ... smoked: Mr. Peridon traced mortal evil to that act. Dr. Schlesien had his German views, Colney Durance his ironic, Fenellan his fanciful and free-lan... ...y; and oddly, it contributed to his comelier air. Flute [This would be the German Blockeflute or our Recorder. D.W .] in hand, his mouth at the blow-s... ...time the latter gentleman did his part at the tables of the wealthier City Companies, and retained his appearance of health; he was beginning to think... ...beginning to think, upon a calculation of the increased treasures of those Companies 162 One of Our Conquerors and the country, that we, the T axpaye...

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...ople, trained and equipped for the service. In the case of a fire which is operating upon private property, pity for a neighbor’s calam- ity checks us... ...nd vindictive impulses, it was still clear that the desire of booty had co-operated with such feel- ings. Equally clear it was that this desire must h... ... all such people were banished at eleven. A regulation, which had hitherto operated beneficially for the character and comfort of the house, now, on t... ...ms would have roused a mutinous protest against this arrogant mandate. But Germans are generally mild and facile in their tempers; so the light was co... ...l no more burn than the leaves of a closed book. Privately, therefore, the Germans drew an inference, that Mr. Williams must have had some urgent moti... ...rticu- lar case there is seldom any reason to complain—since really out of Germany and Italy there is no city, if you except Paris and London, possess... ...sisted in living’ too long for the peace of an annuity office. So fare all companies East and West, and all annuity offices, that stand opposed in int...

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...At least that of the minister.” “Why so!” “To ask for an engagement at the Opera. Really, I never saw such an infatuation for music; it is quite ridic... ...-rate fortunes, that are gained by manufacturing enterprises, joint- stock companies, viceroyalties, and principalities, not drawing more than 1,500,0... ...lse telegram shakes, such as banks, speculations of the day — in fact, all operations under the influence of greater or less mischances, the whole bri... ...uchon, and Cauterets. He is going to turn his house into a Badhaus, as the Germans term it. He has already dug up all the garden two or three times to... ...hall have this ‘lion;’ we are among the privileged ones.” “Were you at the opera yesterday?” “No.” “He was there.” “Ah, indeed? And did the eccentric ... ...open doorway, formed with Eugenie one of the tableaux vivants of which the Germans are so fond. She was somewhat beautiful, and exquis- itely formed —... ...e to accept your invitation, having promised to ac- company my mother to a German concert given by the Baroness of Chateau-Renaud.” This was followed ...